On Thursday, March 9, 2017 at 1:53:50 PM UTC-8, Mike Connor wrote: > > - Direct commit access to repositories will be strictly limited to > sheriffs and a subset of release engineering. > - Any direct commits by these individuals will be limited to fixing > bustage that automation misses and handling branch merges. > - All other changes will go through an autoland-based workflow. > - Developers commit to a staging repository, with scripting that > connects the changeset to a Bugzilla attachment, and integrates > with review > flags. > - Reviewers and any other approvers interact with the changeset as > today (including ReviewBoard if preferred), with Bugzilla flags as the > canonical source of truth. > - Upon approval, the changeset will be pushed into autoland. > - If the push is successful, the change is merged to mozilla-central, > and the bug updated.
Requiring secure accounts, and not being able to land bustage, sound like good goals. But these proposals sound like a lot of serious productivity-hampering restrictions. It's not explained what actual problems are being solved, or why our current system fails to meet these goals and needs drastic changes. _______________________________________________ dev-platform mailing list dev-platform@lists.mozilla.org https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-platform
